Osteopath near Forest Lake
A modern osteopathy clinic with a focus on exercise rehabilitation and a unique, patient-centred approach to create lasting improvement.
Wanting an osteopath near Forest Lake who cares about your improvement?
Dealing with an injury or pain that isn’t getting better?
Have you had other healthcare professionals let you down?
If you’re looking for a healthcare professional who goes out of their way to ensure you have a clear understanding of what you’re experiencing and lays out a plan for rehabilitation and improvement with your own personal goals as objective measures for improvement…. you’ve found the right place.
Forest Lake, a picturesque suburb in Brisbane’s southwest, is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and abundance of green spaces, making it ideal for an active, outdoor lifestyle. As such, it’s extremely important that you have an experienced osteopath that can help you start or restart activity and keep you moving at your best.
The suburb centres around its large man-made lake, which is surrounded by walking and cycling paths, picnic areas, and playgrounds - which our osteopaths can help you keep you enjoying for longer.
Our osteopaths are able to help you manage those annoying injuries and pains you pick up from your training or even from sitting at the desk during the day in the office. We use a range of techniques like massage, stretches. cupping and manipulations (cracking), along with exercise rehabilitation to keep you hitting those goals.
With local sports clubs, fitness centres, and nature trails, Forest Lake fosters a community that values health, wellness, and enjoying the outdoors - so finding an osteopath that helps support your movement and outdoor activity is important.
So why is ‘Bison Osteo’ different?
Many osteopaths over rely on purely hands-on treatment to address pains and discomforts and forget that health and healing are multi-factorial and can be changed through multiple means simultaneously.
Here at Bison Osteo, we pride ourselves on being osteopaths that will:
Use manual hands-on techniques like massage, stretching, manipulations (‘cracking’) and occasionally dry-needling to achieve short term improvements in pain and mobility.
Employ multiple forms of exercise rehab to assist in improving the long term strength, mobility and function of the musculoskeletal system.
Communicate openly, truthfully and empathetically about options for your recovery and put your health and well-being above personal profit or gain.
Passionately listen and formulate strategies to assist you in best achieving your personal goals.